Systems for legal practice

A better wayto run a law firm.

Tulip is designed around the way your firm works, then deployed into infrastructure you own.

CauselistSynced
HearingVerified
Client recordUpdated
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The day, already moving

Before the first matter is called, the day is already in order.

Tulip turns the morning’s signals into prepared work, with the firm’s review rules still in control.

Firm workspace · MAT / 2041
Court listings checked

8 matters matched to today’s causelists.

The bench, item, advocate and last action are already attached to the firm’s active matters.

Bombay High CourtCourt 18 · Item 42
Supreme CourtCourt 4 · Item 16
REATBench 2 · Item 09
Causelist matched

Established in practice

4,000+ matters.
20 years.
One trusted record.

Shaped inside one of India's leading law firms.

Pixel-art archive of inherited legal records resolving into a structured matter database
Historic recordRecovered · Attributed · Verified

A firm should not depend on memory alone.

How Tulip is delivered

We work inside the problem.

Tulip is shaped with the people who run the firm, then engineered around their real record.

01Understand

Begin with the firm, not a feature list.

We work alongside partners, advocates, clerks and operations teams to map how responsibility, records and decisions actually move.

02Recover

Bring the inherited record back into view.

Historic spreadsheets, registers, documents and case bundles are consolidated without flattening the context that makes them useful.

03Verify

Treat every source as evidence.

Duplicates, conflicts and missing links enter review queues. Source attribution and stringent checks sit inside the process.

04Deploy

Put the finished system in the firm’s hands.

Tulip is deployed into cloud and database accounts owned by the firm, with access and retention under its control.

Pixel-art records room transforming from paper archives into an ordered digital record

Twenty years, recovered

From inherited records to institutional memory.

Spreadsheets, case bundles, court records, causelists, client histories and internal logs are reconciled into one dependable matter record.

Evidence before answers

Every answer keeps its source.

Information is collected, normalised, cross-checked and placed into a review queue before it becomes part of the firm's record.

Legacy registerImported
Court recordMatched
CauselistChecked
Office logAttributed
MAT / 2041Verified

One matter record

Sources
4 linked
Last reviewed
Today, 09:42
Owner
Firm workspace
Internal question

What changed at the last hearing?

Answer grounded in the order, hearing log and matter history.

Ownership by design

Your firm's record should belong to your firm.

Every Tulip deployment lives in cloud and database accounts controlled by the firm. Your access rules, backups, retention and exports remain yours.

  • 01No pooled database
  • 02No shared tenancy
  • 03No training on firm records

The product

The words are familiar.
The record is finally one.

Causelists, matters, clients, billing, contracts, signatures, IP and team work stay connected instead of becoming separate systems of memory.

01

Causelist and Hearing Tracking

Court listings, hearing history, deadlines and the next responsibility.

02

Practice Management Software

Cases, clients, tasks, billing and the work of the practice in one place.

03

Case Management Software

Matter records, documents, correspondence, ownership and workflows.

04

Project and Team Management

Plan work, assign tasks, review progress and collaborate across a practice.

05

Client Management and Billing

Keep clients informed, share files, issue invoices and preserve the record.

06

Enterprise Legal Management

Matters, spend, responsibilities and compliance operations across the legal team.

One operating system

The work behind the law, considered as one record.

I

The matter record

Every matter, held together.

Parties, counsel, orders, documents, hearings and responsibility remain connected to the same history.

Matter recordFirm workspace
Active matter

Arden House v. Meridian Co.

Commercial · Bombay High Court

Next hearing
24 Aug
Lead
A. Rao
Order received
Client update sent
Prepare hearing note
II

The day’s work

The day, already in order.

Causelists from multiple courts sit beside the advocate, room, bench, last action and next responsibility.

Today · Court diaryFirm workspace
Bombay High CourtCourt 14
Verified
MahaREATBench 2
Ready
NCLT MumbaiCourt 5
Review
III

The whole firm

The firm, visible as a whole.

Partners can see workload, clients, matters and follow-through without rebuilding the picture from messages and memory.

Firm overviewFirm workspace
Active matters28612 courts
This week34hearings
Review queue07source conflicts

Responsibility this week

Research82%
Hearings64%
Client work48%
Filing31%

A different commercial model

Implemented once.
Licensed for good.

Tulip is a one-time implementation, not a recurring subscription. The deployed platform remains licensed to the firm, with platform updates included.

One implementation feeNo recurring subscriptionPlatform updates included
New bespoke integrations or material scope expansions may be scoped separately.